Townhouses For Sale in Spain

Location: El Paraiso

Description:
A spacious, cosy 4-bed family or holiday home in Paraiso Hills. Set in a gated community, private and east-to-south facing with nice coastal views.

The main floor consists of a living and dining area, a fully fitted kitchen with a laundry area and a guest toilet.

Access to the covered and open terrace and the private garden.

First floor with master bedroom en suite and two guest bedrooms sharing a bathroom and another terrace.

Upper floor with a big 4th bedroom and bathroom.

Carport.

Nicely maintained gardens, two community swimming pools and a padel court.

Close to all amenities, the beach and golf, approximately 5 minutes by car.

Townhouses For Sale in Spain

Type: Townhouse
Beds: 4
Baths: 3.5
Build Size: 156 m2
Terrace: 35 m2
Price: € 740,000
Community Fees: € 249 / month
IBI Fees: € 823 / year
Setting: Close To Golf, Close To Shops, Close To Town, Close To Schools
Orientation: South East
Condition: Excellent
Climate Control: Air Conditioning, Fireplace
Views: Sea, Garden, Street
Features: Covered Terrace, Fitted Wardrobes, Private Terrace, Paddle Tennis, Utility Room, Marble Flooring, Double Glazing
Furniture: Not Furnished
Kitchen: Fully Fitted
Garden: Communal
Security: Gated Complex, Entry Phone, Alarm System
Parking: Covered
Category: Resale

Estepona

Estepona is a town located in Andalusia, Spain. It is situated in a privileged setting and captivates its visitors in every nook. The town’s refurbished old town is one of Andalusia’s most beautiful and offers tourists the chance to enjoy a real urban garden called “The Costa del Sol Garden”. Its labyrinth of white streets, adorned with picturesque flowerpots in bloom, gives it the essence of a coastal Andalusian town. Estepona conserves its customs and traditions in perfect, harmonious coexistence with its more modern, tourist appearance.

The town has a rich history that dates back to the Phoenicians, Romans and Arabs. The Phoenicians came to these shores in the 9th and 7th centuries B.C., founding settlements and mixing with local tribes. At the end of the 3rd century B.C., the wars between the Carthaginians and the Romans ended with the latter's conquest of the Iberian Peninsula. The most significant settlement of the Roman era is to be found near the River Guadalmansa, where there are remains of baths which may have belonged to the Roman city of Salduba.

All the tourist facilities are here, including hotels, restaurants, leisure and cultural activities, and shops.

All the tourist facilities are here